Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 8, 1921, Page 16

Che Casper Daily Cribune PAGE SIXTEEN MOTHER MAKES “JAPANESE GIRL,’ ENTERTAINING PLEA FOR LAD OPERETTA, 15 SVEN HIG PRAISE FACING GOuHT Older Companion Goes to Wo land But Clemency Is Et tended Boy in Effort to Stop Criminal Ways A small fire in the basement of Oil Center bakery on West Y stone avenue, shortly after 11 last night, cause $ to visit friends and wa: wit . the city that sh J. T. Gratiot, proprietor of the Col: seum garage, is leaving on a visit t Mount Vernon, Ohio. The whole operetia was under.:the , {general direction of Marguerite J. Gib son, girls’ work secretary. operetta, “The Mikado.” was a) The rain last night di did not d not succeed in keeping the people| i" and the Artist,” called forth much| unusual in its elaborate detail. away from the operetta, “The Japanese Girl,” pies sented for the benefit of the Girl Reserves of the Y. W.|ter sons, for the second PROT amMZorv ter: ry w WWEBEDCOMMERCIN ‘ = <Praseewe eet srl x kash THE BIG BUSY STORE Bocce 2 un-| Went to School,” * which is being | appiause and Miss Keen with her pat- Lundberg, as/ the “mikado,” _poored | ‘one of the notable hits of the oper-” ctta. His‘song, “The Mikado of Ja- All of the principal pafts were ¢x pan,” taken trash taye: well | known ceptionally well taken, and the chorus work and minor parts were unusual in their merit. The “Bird Song”, sung f encores. by Mrs. Frank in her lyric soprano ba 9 eee Pies! oanes Sones, Ee Ftisiie: ally sung and calle for ‘a ‘number The stage setting, which was Lujl under the supervision of Miss Crump. ton, added to the attractiveness of the Peres, eo fr the Poct performance, and the costuming was At the last: appearance seal evening “What Ever Shall I Do.” all high school and grammaz> school ed h favorable com: . A. ~The: first. performance was. well attended, and from irs Gantt and ia —— sale of tickets, the S. R. O. sign will be needed this even-'tne young American twins, added to i last appearance. by the ‘The cho gions es were directed by Miss| performance. SA tee Y. ‘ye. was|bunion. pain Iso well received. rrof. Rudolph ppp | students will be admitted for 5 50 cents. i ity of FAIRYFOOT ~ ry WATCH OUR WINDOWS Patsy Dresses and Rompers for Smaller Children The garments for kid- dies have just reached our store in a new assortment of new colored crepes, chambrays and other util- ity fabrics; colors are copen, buttercup, pink and other popular shades. $1.65 to $2.75 Laced Outing Boot for Ladies This is an oiled turned Chrome leather boot in 14-inch height with sen- sible heel, flexible welt role. Built to stand the “knocks” of the rocks, yet is light in weight. Every- thing you'd ask of a * SEE BEN” “s Branch 112 West Midwest Ave. Phone 744. Harold Kramer, Realtor Manager MALKALALALA LALALALA CAT AUNIALALALALALALALIALAAL ruin K aaah Oppoct Notary Public B KHKHKHKH KHKHKHKH | mountain shoe. Priced at $10 the Pair FINE HATS. VOTE YES MAY 10 ROAD BONDS READ BRENNAN’S KNOCKOUT AD ON PAGES 8 AND 9 MOTHER!— What a world of inspiration in that single word. Sunday Is Her Blessed Day Willingly and most graciously she is to be remembered, a small tribute of affection—some little attention—a letter or even a card— is sufficient to let her know that the world still loves her. Remember, Tomorrow Is Mother's Day practical garments and enjoy yourself. ing and hikes. - Jackets, Skirts, Middies, Breeches, Leggins, Hats, Hunting Coats, Pants —Everything for Outing comfort. The prices are much lower than last season. then come in and let us outfit you. MEN’S SECTION New Tones in Men’s Hats The contributions in Spring Headwear for men aré striking and distinctive. The style ideas have arisen to greater heights of a:tistry in graceful shapings, new texture fihishes and color tonings. The rich color and new texture effects are real achievements in designing. We're ready to serve you, and serve you well this spring with M’KIBBIN Priced at $5.00, $6.00 and $7.50 Men’s Ribbed Union Suits Men who appreciate quality Under- wear at’ small cost will find their wishes gratified’in these ribbed gar- ments. —White and ecru. —tLong or short sleeves, ankle length. $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 | Sl MAIL ORDERS IN COLORS AS BRIGHT AS THOSE SEEN IN A SUMMER'S. RAINBOW * One can read- ily see the glad- ness of the new bright season re- flected in these Jersey Jackets adaptable to dressy wear. These are of excellent quality and dash- ing models. Jersey Jackets are much worn now and a new assortment just received gives us a showing of un- usual interest. Copen, cerise, Kelley, grey, brown, scarlet and tan. $8.50 Each Sensible Clothing for Life in the Open “Duxbak” and “Kamp-It” Khaki Sport Garments We sell this exclusive line of practical Sportamen’ s and Outing Clothing for Men and Women. These well-known brands of clothing are the best made, and each garment is guaranteed. Be comfortable while on your Outing and Camping trips—Dress in these They are also ideal for motoring, rid- See them in our eis Why Men Buy Shoes Here No man can afford to spend days, months and even years selecting leathers, styles, linings and findings. WE CAN. That is our business. That is what we mean. by making shoes to specifications. That is the reason why men appreciate our footwear and that’ is the biggest reason why we have built up such a “successful shoe business. Here are two popular priced lines of shoes that are winncrs— “JUST “WOLVERINE WRIGHT” KIP” WORK DRESS SHOES SHOES Chocolate blucher, Black and brown. full russet, flexible. All popular lasts. fais sole, 6-inch At $10 the Pair At $5 the Pair Given Our Prompt and Careful Aitention—Try Us i ‘ition Phone 69 Monday Starts the Last Week of the Eden Electric Washing Machine Campaign With a Washer and an American Beauty Electric Iron Free Natrona Power Co. Phone 69 SATURDAY, MAY 7, }221 (Within the City Limits) Casper’s Newest Restricted Residential District STOP! LOOK! “A Look. Means a Lot”’ Yes, a look at Casper View Addition means you will buy: a lot and perhaps two, three or four, as others have done. You Can’t Make a Mistake Considering the prices and distance from the center of the city, we claim values in Casper View Addition are unequated by any recently platted additions. Prices—$200, $225, $250, $275, * $300, $325, $350 and $375 On Ternis---$25 cash and $10 monthly. All lots are large, being 40x129 feet No Taxes Until 1922 Free abstract of title (not a copy) furnished | to each purchaser. : Streets and Alleys Are Graded City Water is Assured ‘After a two weeks’ selling campaign, all lots remaining unsold will be considerably ad- vanced in price. Buy a Lot Now—Build Your Home In. - CASPER VIEW Where is Casper View Addition? South and east, within the city limits, three blocks east of the corner of Eleventh and McKinley streets. ” Drive or Walk to Casper View Sunday Look at This Addition ““A Look Means a Lot” See Ben Realty Co. Rooms 201-203 Midwest Bldg. - Phone 1480